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 mungana wa mino (hm-hmm)

Nita vuya mungana wa mino

Unga rili mungana wa mino (oh oh)

Swita lungha mungana wa mino (oh yeah)

Bambelela mngani wami

Sophumelela yizwa ngami (ni nge tleli, ni nge tleli)

Lento ngeyethu sinikiwe

Sobuya k'sasa ngamany' amandla (hito vuya, hito vuya)

Bambelela mngani wami

Sophumelela yizwa ngami

Lento ngeyethu sinikiwe

Sobuya k'sasa ngamanye amandla (hito vuya, hito vuya)

Oh nkosi

Yizwa imithandazo yabantwana bakho

Yelhis' umoya wakho wempumelelo

Yizwa imithandazo yabantwana bakho

Nkosi, sikelela

Yizwa imithandazo yabantwana bakho

Yelhis' umoya wakho wempumelelo

Yizwa imithandazo yabantwana bakho

Nkosi, sikelela

Khomelela mungana wa mino

Nita vuya mungana wa mino

Unga rili mungana wa mino

Swita lungha mungana wa mino

Hambi masiku ya fano

Kambe xita vuya xi bambo

Jaha lero vuya ri fambo

Kambe rita vuya midya ngopfu

Ay masiku ya fano

Kambe xita vuya xi bambo

Jaha lero vuya ri fambo

Kambe rita vuya midya ngopfu

Ndziri chela

Ah nanana (ay)

Khukhalwa esikaNandi isililo (isililo)

Ayi, liyokhala nini ke 'cilongo?

Uzozixolela zonke le zono

Ngoba silala kunzima, kunjani ngomso?

Moya oy'ngcwele ma'wehle

Inyembezi zingabi namalha emihleni

Nosathane athuk'thele ajik'ndleleni

Sicel' injabulo engapheli

Nom'ihlukene imindeni

Uthando lwako lusanele

Aw baba! Baba

Sicel' injabulo engapheli

Nom'ihlukene imindeni

Uthando lwako lusanele

Uthando lwako lufanele

Yizwa imithandazo yabantwana bakho

Yelhis' umoya wakho wempumelelo

Yizwa imithandazo yabantwana bakho

Nkosi, sikelela

Khomelela mungana wa mino

(Sikelela)

Nita vuya mungana wa mino

(Sikelela)

Unga rili mungana wa mino

(Sikelela)

Swita lungha mungana wa mino

(Sikelela)

Yizwa imithandazo yabantwana bakho

Yelhis' umoya wakho wempumelelo

Yizwa imithandazo

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Zahara's liver full story, age, date of birthday, date of death,

 Bulelwa Mkutukana (9 November 1987 – 11 December 2023), known by her stage name Zahara, was a South African musician. Her music was classified loosely as "Afro-soul", and she sang in Xhosa, her native language, as well as in English.

Zahara

Zahara performing in Nairobi, 2013

Background informationBirth nameBulelwa MkutukanaAlso known asZaharaBorn9 November 1987

East London, South AfricaDied11 December 2023 (aged 36)

Johannesburg, South AfricaGenresAfro-soulOccupation(s)

Musiciansinger

Instrument(s)

Vocalsacoustic guitar

Years active2009–2023Labels

TSEMIMusic Lives HereWarner

After signing a record deal with TS Records, Mkutukana's debut album, Loliwe (2011), went double platinum. Her second album, Phendula (2013), produced three chart-topping singles "Phendula", "Impilo", and "Stay". Zahara's third album, Country Girl (2015), was certified triple platinum. Following her departure from TS Records, she signed a record deal with Warner Music.[1] Her fourth album, Mgodi (2017), was her best-selling album and was certified platinum, while her fifth album, Nqaba Yam (2021), peaked at number 1 on iTunes.[2]

Her accolades included seventeen South African Music Awards, three Metro FM Awards, and one Nigeria Entertainment Award.[3] Zahara was on the 2020 list of the BBC's 100 Women.[4] She appeared as a guest judge on the seventeenth season of Idols South Africa in 2021.[5]

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Mr Style: is bagging upcoming artists to focus on those following issues: true for Mr Style from 2011 to 2012

 

Dear future musicians,

I wanted to share a picture from my past during the years 2010-2011 when I was signed under Superhouse Records. It was an incredible journey during which I had the opportunity to release my hard copy CD, "Ngifunawena wedwa," which achieved platinum sales and earned me a Sales Award. This was followed by the release of "Dzinginisa nhloko," part of the Super House 7 album, which garnered over 100,000 hard copy sales.

These accomplishments were a testament to the hard work and dedication I poured into my music. It was a challenging yet rewarding experience that taught me the value of persistence and staying true to my artistic vision.

I share this with you, future musicians, to encourage you on your own musical journeys. Remember that success is not always immediate, but through perseverance and unwavering commitment, you can achieve great things. Embrace every opportunity, learn from both triumphs and setbacks, and never lose sight of your passion for music.

Believe in yourself and your talent, and keep pushing forward. The path may be challenging, but with determination and a love for what you do, you can pave your way to success.

Shameful news. Both of my albums performed well, yet I never received even 5% of the revenue from physical sales, airplay royalties, and publishing royalties. The record company conveniently placed everything under their name, leaving me with nothing but a laughable claim to my producing rights. It's quite an absurd situation.

Let me clarify, though, that I'm not implying that all record companies are opportunistic devils out to rip off artists. The music industry, like any other, has its fair share of luck and fortune. Some artists sell platinum or gold records, become favorites in their company's management, and are compensated accordingly, even receiving bonuses upfront. They become the cherished gems, the golden flowers in their company's garden, showered with wealth. Unfortunately, not all of us share the same luck.

I can still vividly recall when I signed with Lingas Entertainment by DR MALINGA back in 2015. I naively believed that my career would take off, that my talent and hard work would finally be recognized and rewarded. Alas, reality proved otherwise. The management cheated, leaving me with a bitter taste of disappointment and betrayal.

But let me not dwell solely on the negative. Despite these setbacks and injustices, I have learned valuable lessons along the way. I have become resilient, determined to protect my artistry and ensure that my efforts are duly recognized. This music industry might be a game of chance, but I refuse to let it define my worth or dampen my passion.

To my fellow artists, I urge you to stay vigilant, educate yourselves on the intricacies of contracts and agreements, and be assertive in protecting your rights. Not every record company will have your best interests at heart, but with knowledge and a strong voice, you can navigate this treacherous terrain.

Let's not be discouraged by the shadows cast by a few opportunists. Instead, let us focus on creating music that resonates, on honing our craft, and on connecting with our audience. Our artistic integrity will transcend the betrayals and falsehoods, and in the end, our talent and authenticity will prevail.

In unity and strength.